A leading international law firm seeks a talented mid-level or senior associate to join its Energy & Infrastructure group. The role is open across multiple U.S. offices, including New York, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco.

The associate will focus on regulatory aspects of energy and infrastructure transactions, advising on matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and state public utility commissions (PUCs). Day-to-day work includes tariffs, interconnection issues, and power supply structures for data centers.

The ideal candidate brings 3–6 years of experience in energy regulatory law within the deal space, strong academic credentials, and admission to the New York, D.C., or California bar.

3–6 years of experience in energy regulatory law, particularly in energy and infrastructure transactions
Familiarity with FERC and state PUC regulation
Experience with tariffs, interconnection issues, and data center power supply structures
Admission to the New York, D.C., or California bar
Excellent academic and professional credentials

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